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BRITISH JOURNAL OF AESTHETICS

Volume 45, No. 2, April 2005

CONTENTS

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ARTICLES

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Aesthetic Realism and Emotional Qualities of Music =20

MALCOLM BUDD

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Appropriation and Authorship in Contemporary Art =
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SHERRI IRVIN

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The Interaction of Ethical and Aesthetic Value =

ROBERT STECKER

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The Triumph in Triumph of the Will =
=20

GEORGE DICKIE

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Phenomenology and Radio Drama =
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CLIVE CAZEAUX

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The 'Great Divide' in Music =
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JAMES O YOUNG

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In Defence of Extreme Formalism about Inorganic Nature:

Reply to Parsons =
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NICK ZANGWILL

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BOOK REVIEWS

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An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art:=20

Richard Eldridge =
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CAIN TODD

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The Art Question: Nigel Warburton =20

EMILY BRADY

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Death-Devoted Heart: Sex and the Sacred

in Wagner's Tristan and Isolde: Roger Scruton =20

ANDREW TIMMS=20

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The Improvisation of Musical Dialogue:=20

A Phenomenology of Music: Bruce Ellis Benson =20

ANTHONY GRITTEN

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Selves and Other Texts:=20

The Case for Cultural Realism: Joseph Margolis =20

DANIEL A. KAUFMAN

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Art and Thought:

Edited by Dana Arnold and Margaret Iversen =20

KATERINA REED-TSOCHA

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Art and Argument. What Words Can't Do=20

and What They Can: Bruce E. Fleming =20

MICHAEL WEH

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The British Journal of Aesthetics is published quarterly, in January, =
April,
July, and October.

For editorial information, contact the Editor, Peter Lamarque, at the
address below.

Individuals can subscribe to the journal by becoming members of the =
British
Society of Aesthetics: membership also includes regular newsletters. To
join, and thereby subscribe to the journal (as an individual, not as an
institution), write to:

Journal Subscriptions (The British Journal of Aesthetics),
Oxford University Press,
Great Clarendon Street,
Oxford OX2 6DP,
UK
or e-mail: jnl.o...@oup.co.uk.

Membership rates (for individuals only, not institutions):

standard rate: =A328 (pounds sterling) or $44 (US dollars) per annum
student rate: =A312 (pounds sterling) or $19 (US dollars) per annum

For further information on subscriptions: jnl....@oup.co.uk.

For full information about the journal, including institutional
subscriptions and individual subscriptions other than through the =
British
Society of Aesthetics, visit our website: www.oup.co.uk/aesthj

The British Society of Aesthetics website is: www.british-aesthetics.org

______________________
Professor Peter Lamarque
Department of Philosophy
University of York
York, YO10 5DD
UK
E-mail: P.V.La...@york.ac.uk=20
Phone: +44 (0)1904 433259/433251
Fax: +44 (0)1904 433251
Editor: The British Journal of Aesthetics

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The British Journal of Aesthetics is published quarterly, in =
January,=20
April, July, and October. For editorial information, contact =
the=20
Editor, Peter Lamarque, at the address below. Individuals can=20
subscribe to the journal by becoming members of the British Society =
of=20
Aesthetics: membership also includes regular newsletters. To join, =
and=20
thereby subscribe to the journal (as an individual, not as =
an institution),=20
write to: Journal Subscriptions (The British Journal of=20
Aesthetics), Oxford University Press, <FONT=20
face=3D"Times New Roman"><?xml:namespace prefix =3D st1 ns =3D=20
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face=3D"Times New Roman" size=3D3>jnl.o...@oup.co.uk</A><FONT=20
face=3D"Times New Roman" size=3D3>. Membership rates (for =
individuals only,=20
not institutions):   standard rate:  =A328 (pounds =
sterling) or=20
$44 (US dollars) per annum   student rate:  =A312 (pounds =
sterling)=20
or $19 (US dollars) per annum For further information on =
subscriptions:=20
<A href=3D"mailto:jnl....@oup.co.uk">jnl....@oup.co.uk</A>. For full information about the journal, including=20
institutional subscriptions and individual subscriptions other than =
through=20
the British Society of Aesthetics, visit our website: <A=20
href=3D"http://www.oup.co.uk/aesthj">www.oup.co.uk/aesthj</A> The British Society of Aesthetics website is: <A=20
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<DIV>______________________ Professor =
Peter=20
Lamarque Department of Philosophy University of York York, YO10 =

5DD UK E-mail:    <A=20
href=3D"mailto:P.V.La...@york.ac.uk">P.V.La...@york.ac.uk</A>=20
 Phone:   +44 (0)1904=20
433259/433251 Fax:       +44 (0)1904=20
433251 Editor: The British Journal of=20
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